A DAY in the LIFE of a DATA CENTRE | HOW WE MONITOR | EP 2 | HARDWARE! 

I think you guys need to re-evaluate these fluff topic's and do a video on the important DC topic of Dogs actually running the DC! Good video!!

Wait... did you mean to keep the screens un-blurred in the beginning?

I am telecomunications ingenier , I love this videos .thanks for your work

I love these videos.

Good job, guys. Keep going

-In the airport data center of the control tower that I monitored 3 or 4 years ago, I used Arduino circuits designed with a wired network interface to send to my Nagios server that I designed with some old servers that they will send to the trash, and I created a monitor system to test external AC, UPS, temperature, humidity and other things, like some alarm indicators for some servers directly from the server hardware. -And with Nagios, I monitored the software and services on the servers and my network. -But now they have systems that are much easier to program and interface with Wi-Fi microcontrollers like esp32 and other microcontrollers much more powerful than my old Arduino monitor modules. -I think that in my next job at the NOC after doing my LPIC and CCNA, I will use many of these cheap and reliable new technologies and thanks for giving me some god new ideas in this video.

Awww, you guys have dogs in your office.

Great Sir 👌👌...Thanks💐💐

Thanks, I use Librenms!

Great video

Excelente!

Nice!

You have a nice office 👍🏻 But why old keyboard!!😆 5:10

Do you use a DCIM tool and is the tool customized / integrated with other infrastructure monitoring software

What is the connector for the rs485 bus? Is it an xlr plug? It looks very similar to the dmx protocol that is used in the lighting industry

Please give Ash a new keyboard, great videos guys!

Best wishes from caribbean

Hey Custodian, first thanks for the videos! As someone whos interested in tech and works as an IT Admin I rally like your videos! But I got an idea, would it be possible to write down in the description the name of your tools? It's sometimes hard to understand completly what are you using :( Thanks!

What temperature probes are they and whats the battery life like assuming your monitoring every 5 min

lovely video

This is the last workplace I'd expect to be dog friendly. Does the fur get in the servers?

😍😍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

d o g

What is the name of the song you play at the beginning of the Videos?

STILLPAV CREW, ASSEMBLE!

Can you please release the modbus to IP script?

As a coder I find this is one of the most interesting videos so far. I guess the question we are all wondering is what language(s) you used.. My bet would be on Python, although I think accessing sensors might be easier in C/C++..

What your device iphone ?

is dubstep still a thing

How do you monitor HDDs' status in your datacenter? Through VMWare or you have a different solution?

Brand/model of sensor?

nice video

maan i got my CCNA CERT from cisco just to work at data centers. But they mostly asking for experience like 2 or more years this is not helping the people who wants to start a career in network path the big question i always ask FOR COMPANIES IS HOW THE HELL YOU WANT PEOPLE EXPERIECED BUT THEY CAN EVEN GET A FIRST JOB TO GET THAT EXPERIENCE ??!!!

"Hi I'm still Pav" You expecting to change into someone else?

Network monitoring also please

Wireless sensors are ok, but are more likely to fail than wired ones.

@8:10 you barcode is exposed.

Your access card barcode is exposed